There's a rumor that Facebook will be launching its own online music service on September 22nd, which may be announced at the f8 conference.

You really haven't experienced boredom until you're suddenly cut off from the internet. At least, that's the main consensus among people who have had their internet service interrupted due to the outages caused by hurricane Irene.

Today, Sony has just launched its latest innovative service -- Sony Entertainment Network. This network brings all of Sony's online services under a single platform.

The proposed buyout of T-Mobile by AT&T has hit a roadblock, since the Department of Justice has filed a formal complaint in an attempt to block the deal.

Even though Google only bought Slide about a year ago, the company has announced that it will be focusing on other projects. The founder of Slide has left Google to pursue other opportunities.

When yesterday's earthquake hit the eastern US, the first instinct for many people wasn't to find shelter -- it was to tweet about it. 'Earthquakepocalypse', indeed.

This man needed money to fuel his gambling habit, so he figured out how to steal it from his neighbors. No, he wasn't a master thief, or a computer hacker. He just knew how to use Facebook.

In a stunning new move, Google has purchased handset maker Motorola Mobility -- which could put them in a position to threaten Apple's dominance of the handset market.

The .xxx domain isn't scheduled to go live for another few months -- but preregistration is already exploding. Interestingly enough, most of the registrations are for non-adult sites.

Forget his Facebook and Twitter accounts -- now, you can start stalking our President's check-ins via Foursquare. A presidential Google+ account probably isn't far off.